Sentence examples for which build upon from inspiring English sources
Since it is designed to protect iris-codes, a re-enrolment of already registered subjects is not required, in contrast to proposed iris-based fuzzy vault schemes (see Section 2), which build upon specific feature extractors.
Thus, our work adds to the literature on the capacity of neural networks with discrete synapses (see, e.g., [26, 37 40]), all of which build upon early classical work with associative memory systems (see, e.g., [20, 41]).
In addition, there is currently a lack of systems which build upon these models to produce database architectures that address the broad spectrum of issues related to the delivery of a fully functional spatio-temporal DBMS.
The need to match the machine's working envelope to a feature to be processed is highlighted and solutions are presented in the form of theoretical models which build upon those presented for the kinematics and work volume of the machine and relate them to a target feature.
During the single-player game, the player can also play as Captain Qwark in 2D side-scrolling levels (called "Vid Comics"), which build upon the history of Captain Qwark and his previous conflicts with Dr. Nefarious.
The seven episodes, which build upon HuffPost's own investigation into this particular case, center around the 1969 disappearance and death of Sister Cathy Cesnik, a young nun who taught English at a Baltimore-area Catholic high school and was beloved by students.
This was a solid show which built upon a lot of key storylines.
The meeting was part of the contingency plan drawn up by the Bank ahead of the vote which built upon the lessons of the 2008 crisis.
Start with a pizza, ideally the bracing and authentic Napoletana, which builds upon its crust with layers of flavor: sweet tomato, acidic caper, salty anchovy.
The production's conclusion, which builds upon the send-up of the righteousness of acting on principle, is more sweet than bitter.
The first is simply an observation about contemporary taste, and the second is a reminder of the nature of science, which builds upon, overtakes and redirects even the greatest achievements of the past.
